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Will We See the Land of Ooo Again

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The State of Ooo is the main setting of Hazard Time. Information technology is the abode of Finn, Jake, and all their friends and foes. It is divided into many different kingdoms, of which the near prominent are the Ice Kingdom, Candy Kingdom, Castle Lemongrab, Wildberry Kingdom, Lumpy Infinite, Burn Kingdom, and the Deject Kingdom. There are besides many geographical areas not known to be role of whatsoever kingdom, such equally the Evil Wood and the Bad Lands. It was alleged that Finn was the only human known to live at that place, but this was afterward revealed to be wrong.

Contents

  • i Map
    • i.1 Map-just locations
  • 2 Authorities
  • 3 Military machine
  • 4 Religion
  • five Currency
  • 6 Languages
  • 7 Post-apocalyptic setting
  • 8 Trivia
  • ix Gallery
  • ten References

Map

Frederator Studios released two unlike official maps of the Land of Ooo forth with the original Take a chance Time pitch documents: the black-and-white map and color map, both seen in the gallery below. Of these, the black-and-white one drawn past Ghostshrimp is probably more accurate for several reasons:

  1. Its full general shape matches the aerial view of Ooo seen in "Business Time" (see the picture in the gallery below).
  2. A slightly modified version of this map appears on Princess Bubblegum'due south hologram map in "The Other Tarts."
  3. On the blackness-and-white map, the names of certain places match up with the names used in the show and by its creators, while some of the names on the colour map do not.

Map-only locations

Map particular: Chicken Blood Cove and Island of Steam.

"The Haunted Swan"

The two official maps show many locations that have never been mentioned or seen in the show. Null is known about them other than what appears on the maps.

On the colour map, a Mystery Temple appears on an island off the due east declension of Ooo. It resembles a Mesoamerican pyramid. Also on the color map, the Fire Kingdom is labelled "Called-for Lands" and the Grass Lands are chosen the "Verdant Plains." An surface area called "Ruby Rock Cliffs" might represent to Ruby Rock Pass, and a note indicates that Marceline's cave is located there.

On the black-and-white map, there are many places that have never been seen in the show. To the north of Ooo is the Sea of Something, which contains a small isle chain called the Shiney Isles, which announced to take crystals on them. The warrior known every bit The Farm hails from this island chain. On a northern peninsula nearly the Water ice Kingdom are the Unknown Lands. In the comic, this place seems to have a regal hue. A cloud or island in the northwest corner of the map is called the Cloud Wood, which appears to be covered in clouds with trees on top of them.

The Sea of Sure Decease is off of the southwest coast of Ooo, nigh the Lost Cliffs. The map shows a dragon in the sea near there. The Island of Steam appears off the coast of Ooo next to the Fire Kingdom. Only to the due south of it is the mysterious Chicken Blood Cove. The Squid Ink Sea is to the southeast of Ooo and features several unidentified islands. In the bounding main most there is a Whirlpool of Sharks. The Floating Gems appear to be diamond-cut isles floating in the sea on the easternmost edge of the Land of Ooo.

The Haunted Swamp is simply east of the Grass Lands and n of the Spooky Forest. Strangely, in the hologram map that appears in "The Other Tarts," it is labelled "The Haunted Swan," though this is likely an mistake. The Pigsty Near the Center of the Globe is, equally its proper name suggests, a hole almost the heart of Ooo.

Authorities

Ooo exhibits a mix of republic, dictatorship, feudalism, also as what appears to be a despotic monarchy in all of the Kingdoms of Ooo except Fire Kingdom (an absolute hereditary monarchy), Ice Kingdom (a borderline of despotic or absolute monarchies as depends), and the Candy Kingdom. The Candy Kingdom in item slowly developed into a mix of absolute monarchy authoritarianism outset in Season 2, culminating in the Season half dozen finale, when the land held its first (and most probable only) election to replace Princess Bubblegum. King of Ooo subsequently ruled the land for a few months, only the citizens somewhen rebelled against him and reinstated Bubblegum. In "Gumbaldia" after Gumbald officially revealed to everyone (including Finn and his rival and creator Princess Bubblegum) at Finn'southward Birthday of his returned, Its chop-chop shown his new Metropolis-State Gumbaldia they quickly formed to resemble a despotic hereditary monarchy in contrast to the original Candy Kingdom until just in short time after events of "Come up Along With Me" that Gumbald returned into as Punchy, As resulted Lolly has given all political power from Gumbald to her thus reduce as another despotic monarchy like whatsoever other Kingdoms in Ooo and with recognition by Bubblegum as the separate Candy Kingdom equally role of Mucilage War treaty.

Nigh kingdoms are ruled past one or more members of royalty, such every bit the Ice Kingdom and the Fire Kingdom. The Grand Coming together of Ooo Royalty shows that the various rulers of Ooo meet together (except Earl of Lemongrab) for discussions on a regular basis, though the topics are non revealed. A similar result called Princess Day is also held every year. No republics are known to exist in the Country of Ooo.

Dictatorship is only exhibited in "The Silent Male monarch" where Xergiok takes control of the Goblin Kingdom by force, and past the Earl of Lemongrab afterwards the escape of Lemonhope, who turns the entirety of the Lemon Earldom into a totalitarian city-state until "Lemonhope Part two," in which the earldom was made into a constitutional monarchy city-state after both Lemongrab 1 and Lemongrab 2 exploded and Princess Bubblegum stitched them together to create Lemongrab 3, who took over as ruler of the earldom of Lemongrab.

Party Pat is the principal of the Bears, but they exercise not brandish any form of authorities, except for possibly nomadic tribal chiefdom as Pete described his group at end of his speech communication. In the episode "Paper Pete," Mildwin is the democratically elected leader of the Moldos.

In the episode "The Mount," the Mountain of Matthew seems to be a theocracy with the leader beingness Matthew, who is actually formed by several humanoids. The mountain's only guardian is also formed by several humanoids. This guardian acts more of a Holy baby-sit to the Mountain of Matthew rather than a normal guard, as other guards are in the rest of the series.

Military

Ooo has also non been shown to accept an army or any type of military strength that protects the land equally a whole. Therefore, each kingdom provides its ain armed forces or police. The nearly prominent example of this would probably be the Candy Kingdom, which has fortified walls (albeit candy ones) and the Banana Guards, forth with other security forces. On the other end of the spectrum is the City of Thieves, which appears to accept no police force whatsoever, and all of the citizens constantly steal from one another.

I could fence that Finn and Jake are the official militaries, merely it has not withal been confirmed.

Faith

One of the primary deities worshipped in Ooo is Grob Gob Glob Grod. The Cosmic Owl apparently is also known as some kind of spiritual entity that appears in premonition dreams. Ooo seems to have a number of other potentially godlike beings such equally Party God and Death.

In "Video Makers," Shelby wears a clerical neckband oft worn by Christian priests. In "The Pit," Shelby and his collar reappear, and it is revealed that Shelby can really anoint objects, imbuing them with a certain caste of holiness. Although information technology may simply be a throw-away joke, this turn of events seems to suggest Shelby may actually exist some sort of priest.

In "Holly Jolly Secrets Part I," many Christmas-themed items appear, but none of the characters shows knowledge of the holiday itself (instead of Christmas, the holiday is called a day for wearing sweaters and watching secret tapes). Natasha Allegri has stated that the picture of a female parent and child in Marceline's house is Mary and baby Jesus.[citation needed] However, there'due south no directly evidence that Marceline actually holds religious beliefs, and the significance of the moving picture has never been addressed by the characters. Since Marceline is over one thousand (and is shown in "I Remember You lot" as having lived through the "Mushroom War"), if anyone remembers, it would presumably exist her.

In the episode "Marceline's Closet," merely before Finn and Jake play Cloud Chase, Jake mentions a central Buddhist philosophy. When asked what he is doing, Jake responds with, "Eliminating want from my heart. It helps laissez passer the time." This is the ultimate goal of the Eight-Fold Path and a cardinal idea behind the four noble truths. Jake has too stated his conventionalities that when he "croaks" his consciousness will become one with everything while Glob tallies his deeds. This statement is a rough combination of several religious beliefs; that upon dying one's soul becomes part of everything and that one's deeds in life determine the soul's fate after death.

In the episode "The Vault," the Regression Simulator game on BMO announces that it is the hypno-priest.

In the episode "The Mountain," Lemongrab 3 goes on a seemingly spiritual quest to merge with Matthew, who religiously believes that he could set up everything though world domination.

In the episode "No one can hear yous", Finn asked if anybody is at church and worshipping Glob, meaning that churches practice exist (at least in the candy kingdom).

Rebecca Sugar has stated that Abraham Lincoln is the equivalent of Jesus in Ooo.[citation needed]

Currency

The only currency shown in the series is dollar bills and coins, although some store owners (Choose Goose) prefer barter. The dollar is made in at least 2 sizes (regular and giant). The dollar is commencement shown in "The Enchiridion!" when Finn steals a giant dollar from an Ogre. The dollar is also seen in "To Cutting a Adult female'due south Hair," when Finn pays Simon to play his violin. The dollar probably does not come in a tiny size, because and so Finn would accept used a tiny dollar to pay Simon. Dollars appear again in the episode "Donny" when Mr Banking company puts himself together. Also, in the episode "Hitman," the Ice King tries to pay Scorcher not to kill Finn and Jake. Gold and jewels are also used, and even accepted as a form of tax payment in "Burning Depression." In "Be More," an LMO waves a dollar bill while another ane rolls a pair of dice. In the episode Blank-Eyed Daughter, Finn eats from a eating house and pays using a Dollar-similar note.

There is also a penny shown in "Sons of Mars," when Abraham Lincoln tries to use information technology as payment (and apparently has succeeded earlier). In "Guardians of Sunshine" Jake attempts to have one of the game's coins to the real earth, simply, much to Jake's disappointment, it turned into a penny when it was removed from the game.

There are also other coins shown in "Davey" when Finn takes some from a fountain. In the episode "James," James used a coin to fix the radio signal.

Languages

English language seems to exist the primary linguistic communication in Ooo, though many others seem to be spoken:

  • Korean: Rainicorns speak and write in Korean; Jake and Princess Bubblegum can understand it, just they speak it infrequently, if at all.
  • German: In "What Accept Yous Done?," "Frost & Fire," "May I Come In?," and "Go With Me," Princess Bubblegum spoke a bit of High german. Also, in The Adventure Time Encyclopædia, High german is said to exist the preferred language of demons. In "Bonnibel Bubblegum," it is used several times past Bonnibel's family.
  • French: Every bit shown in "Incendium," the Flame King speaks some when talking to Jake. Jake sings Alouette, a song sung in French, in "Holly Jolly Secrets Part Two." Also, in "The Real You," when Finn's finger and Jake are in the Apple Classroom, a poster at the back of the room can be seen, with the month "Avril" (French for April) written on it.
  • Japanese: In "Marceline's Closet," Jake says a Japanese phrase. Jake likewise spoke some Japanese in "Render to the Nightosphere." And in "Gut Grinder," one of the soft people called Jake "kawaii" (meaning "cute"). In the episode "Candy Streets," when Finn and Jake enter the Pharmacy, on the wall backside Ann are the katakana characters "ファーマシー" (fāmashī) which hateful "Pharmacy." In "One Terminal Job," Jake stretches his arm into a hole in a log in the wall; it is hollow inside and Jake is shown reaching up to it. When Jake's hand reaches the top of the within of the hollow log, he is seen pressing a button with a label above it in which appears to exist Japanese text.
  • Latin: In "Hug Wolf," the book Jake consults to discover what sort of animal Finn turns into after he is hugged by the alpha hug wolf, has its championship in Latin. Also the wizard Bufo, who offset appears in "Wizard," takes his name from the Latin word for toad: "bufo." The incantation used to open a portal to the Nightosphere ("Maloso vobiscum et cum spiritum") is also pseudo-Latin and is an inversion of the actual Latin phrase, "Dominus vobiscum, et cum spiritu tuo" (meaning, "May God be with you lot, and with your spirit") often used in the Latin Catholic mass. Finn also speaks Latin while facing off confronting the Gladiator Ghost in "Morituri Te Salutamus." Similarly, the spell to summon Kee-Oth the Blood Demon appears to be engraved in pseudo-Latin and reads: "BUTYRUM LAC SUREPO KEE OTH PRADIUM." This translates, albeit very roughly equally, "Buttermilk, syrup, breakfast, Kee Oth."
  • Castilian: In the episode "The Party's Over, Isla de Señorita," several Spanish words and phrases are spoken, particularly when Island Lady sings most Ice King hanging effectually with her. In fact, the phrase "Isla de Señorita" is a Castilian phrase which translates to "Isle of Lady." In "Paper Pete," 1 of the books Finn runs by as he brings the Moldos to Jake reads "Carne," Spanish for "flesh." On the same shelf, some other book reads "Diccionario de los Muertos," which translates to "Dictionary of the Dead." Jake spoke a bit of Spanish in "Wheels," referring to Kim Kil Whan using "mi'ijo" which translates to "my son."

Post-apocalyptic setting

Primary commodity: Mushroom State of war

Pendleton Ward, the creator of Adventure Time, has stated both in an interview[1] and in his FAQ page[2] that the Land of Ooo is actually a mail service-apocalyptic Earth, the result of a global disaster called the Mushroom War, hence the ruined pieces of mod engineering scattered beyond the land. From "Sons of Mars" and "Orgalorg," information technology is revealed that Ooo is very close to the massive crater if not inside it; the crater seemed to be covering what used to be Europe.

It was initially thought that Finn was the sole homo beingness left in Ooo. At 1 point there was a theory that the Mushroom War is responsible for killing off all the other humans, or that they mutated into the current and varied inhabitants of the planet. Even so, it is proven throughout the prove that there are many other humans in Ooo, and on the four islands In "Her Parents," Lady Rainicorn'due south parents mention that they wanted to eat Finn because they never thought they would get the gamble to eat an actual man, implying that the Rainicorns may have had something to practise with the decrease in humans in Ooo.

In "Simon & Marcy," the Land of Ooo (or at least part of it) used to exist a pre-Mushroom State of war territory or state chosen the "Wut-Wut Country" as shown on a food truck's registration plate.

Trivia

  • While Pendleton Ward says the Land of Ooo is a continent,[citation needed] Adam Muto says it is the size of a smallish isle nation.[citation needed] While the onetime maps lend more evidence to the latter, nevertheless on the latest aerial view in the Elements miniseries, the land of Ooo is shown to be roughly the size of Australia. Additionally, Princess Bubblegum refers to Ooo equally a continent in the short "Have Yous Seen the Muffin Mess."
  • The map of Ooo vaguely resembles an eagle or phoenix.
  • On the Cartoon Network advertisement for "Take a chance Travel," the Land of Ooo is shown every bit a rolling patently rather than a continent.
  • In The Hazard Time Encyclopædia, the Land of Ooo is shown on the first page and Jake added some more than landmarks.
  • The map of Ooo could be a reference to the Northeastern continent of Terminal Fantasy as information technology is quite similar.

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ Video interview
  2. ↑ http://www.buenothebear.com/faq.html

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Source: https://adventuretime.fandom.com/wiki/Land_of_Ooo

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